Sony ICF-SW7600 Manual

SPECIFICATIONS

Circuit system	FM: Superheterodyne AM: Dual conversion superheterodyne
Frequency range	FM: 76-108MHz 87.5-108MHz LW: 150-528kHz 150-285kHz MW: 530-1,610K (With the MW CH STEP selector at 10kHz) 531-1.611 kHz (With the MW CH STEP selector at 9kHz) SW: 1,615-26,100kHz 1,615-29,995kHz
Antennas	Telescopic antenna (FM/SW) Built-in ferrite bar antenna (MW/LW)
Speaker	Approx. 77 mm (31/8 inches) dia. 8 ohms
Power output	400 mw (at 10% harmonic distortion) Recording output jack (minijack) output level 0.775 mV (-60 dB) output impedance 1 kilohm Headphone jack (stereo minijack) for 16 ohm stereo earphones
Power requirements	6 VDC Four R6 (size AA) batteries Supplied AC power adaptor (110, 120, 220 or 240 V AC adjustable, 50/60 Hz) Optional DCC-127A car battery cord for use with 12 V car battery Optional DCC-240 car battery cord for use with 24 V car battery
Battery life	Approx. 10 hours of listening for four hours a day at a normal volume, using Sony SUM-3 (NS) batteries
Dimensions	Approx. 191.2 x 118 x 32.3 mm (w/h/d) (75/8 x 43/4 x 15/16 inches) including projecting pans and controls
Weight	Approx. 615 g (1 lb. 5.7 oz.) including batteries
Accessories supplied	Stereo earphones (1), Ear pad (2), AC power adaptor (1, except the model for Oceanian countries), AC plug adaptor (1, except the model for Europe, North America and Oceanian countries), Wave handbook (1), Antenna connector (1), Carrying case (1), Compact antenna (1)

Design and specifications subject to change without nonce.

SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK OR DOTTED LINE WITH MARK ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND IN THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.

FEATURES

• An LW/MW/SW/FM stereo receiver with world-wide band coverage.
• Quartz controlled PLL (Phase Locked Loop) synthesizer system using a microcomputer for easy pinpoint tuning. The tuned frequency is digitally displayed.
• Fine tuning control for precise tuning.
• SSB (Single side band) can be received.
• Provided with a recording output and a remote control jack. Connecting the unit to the optional Sony TCM-27 cassette-corder using these jacks, you can start recording programs at a desired time.
• Various ways of tuning

Direct tuning	Tuning in the station by inputting the frequency of the station directly.
Manual tuning	Even if you don't know the frequency of the station, you can tune in the station precisely.
Scan tuning	An automatic searching of a station.
Preset tuning	Up to 10 stations can be preset for button-touch tuning.

• Other features

Timer standby	The function to receive a desired station at a desired time.
Sleep timer	Turning the radio off automatically in 65 minutes
Power sources	Three different power sources: internal batteries, house current, car battery. With the supplied AC power adaptor, any AC power source is available.

GENERAL

LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS

Front Panel

1. Display window
2. TUNE (tuning) indicator
   Lights up when a station is tuned in.
3. SLEEP (sleep timer) button
4. ON/OFF (power) button
5. POWER/LOCK switch
   Set this switch to POWER, then press the ON/OFF button to turn on the radio. Set the switch to LOCK when carrying the radio. When this switch is set to LOCK, the power will not be turned on even if you press the ON/OFF button.
6. KEY PROTECT button
7. SCAN TUNING START STOP/STANDBY button
8. MANUAL TUNING/SET button
9. BAND/ALARM (alarm set) button
10. ENTER/TIME (time set) button
11. Telescopic antenna
12. SENS DX LOCAL(FM/AM sensitivity) selector
13. EXT ANT (external antenna) jack
14. TAPE REMOTE jack
15. TAPE REC OUT jack
16. (headphones) jack
17. DC IN 6 V (external power input) jack
18. LIGHT button
    Press to illuminate the display window for about 15 seconds.
19. PRESET/DIRECT TUNING buttons
20. FM/EXECUTE button
21. AM/EXECUTE button
22. Speaker

Rear Panel

23. FINE TUNING control
24. AM MODE selector
25. TONE selector
    Music: for listening to music
    News: for listening to news
26. VOLUME control
27. Stand
28. MW CH STEP (MW channel step) selector
29. Battery compartment

HOW TO SET THE CLOCK

1. Set POWER/LOCK to POWER.
2. Press SET while keeping TIME pressed to adjust the clock to the current time.
   Each press on SET advances the time digit by one.
   To advance the time digits rapidly, keep SET pressed.
   
3. Release TIME.
   The clock will begin to operate.

Setting the clock while listening to the radio
You cannot set the clock while you are listening to the radio. Be sure to press ON/OFF to turn the radio off and set the clock.

The display when the radio is turned off
The current time is displayed.

Zero second adjustment
If you want to adjust the time exactly to the second with a telephone time signal. proceed as in the following example.
Example: To set to 15:15

1. Adjust the time indication to 15:15 and keep TIME pressed.
2. Release TIME simultaneously with the telephone time signal.
   The clock wilt then begin to show the precise time.

DIRECT TUNING

1. Set POWER/LOCK to POWER.
2. Press ON/OFF.
   The radio is turned on.
3. Press the desired band (FM/EXECUTE or AM/EXECUTE) button.
   To receive SW, MW, LW, press AM.
4. Input the frequency of a desired station by pressing PRESET/DIRECT TUNING.
5. Press the same band button again within 5 seconds.
   The station will be tuned in.
6. Adjust the volume.

To turn off the radio, press ON/OFF.

To improve receiving condition
If you input a wrong frequency
Press FM/EXECUTE or AM/EXECUTE again and input the correct frequency.

If you do not press FM or AM EXECUTE within 5 seconds after you input a frequency
The frequency indication turns to the previous one and you will hear the station of its frequency.

When the frequency near the input frequency is displayed
The frequencies which this radio receives are allocated in the following intervals depending on the broadcast band.
If you input a frequency that does not match these intervals, the frequency just below the one that you input will be tuned in and will be displayed.

FM	0.05 or 0.1 MHz	SW	5 kHz
MW	9 kHz*	LW	3 kHz

• Possible to change to 10 kHz depending on the country where used.

If TRY AGAIN! indication appears
If you input the frequency outside the frequency range, TRY AGAIN! blinks. When you press FM/EXECUTE or AM/EXECUTE again, this indication will disappear. If you do not press the button, it will disappear after 5 seconds and the frequency ot the previously tuned station will appear.

When the sound is distorted
Normally set SENS to DX, however, when the sound is distorted set it to LOCAL.

When you are listening to the news
Set TONE to NEWS. Human voice will be heard more clearly. When you are listening to music, set it to MUSIC.

MANUAL TUNING

1. Set POWER/LOCK to POWER.
2. Press ON/OFF.
   The radio is turned on.
3. Press MANUAL TUNING (+ or -) repeatedly while keeping BAND pressed to search for the approximate frequency of a desired station.
   The lowest frequency of each band or the meter band of SW appears in the display.
   If you keep MANUAL TUNING pressed, the band changes continuously.
4. Press MANUAL TUNING (+ or -) repeatedly to search for a desired station.

To prevent accidental change of the receiving station
Press KEY PROTECT. The mark appears in the display window and all the buttons on the front panel will not work.
To release the KEY PROTECT function, press KEY PROTECT again.

When the station is tuned in
The TUNE indicator lights up.

Frequency band changes continuously
If you keep MANUAL TUNING (+) pressed, the frequency band being tuned in will change from LW to MW, SW, FM and then back to LW.

What is meter band?
SW is devided into 13 bands by the wave length (meter).
Each band is called meter band.

SCAN TUNING

1. Set POWER/LOCK to POWER.
2. Press ON/OFF.
3. Receive a broadcast band by pressing MANUAL TUNING while keeping BAND pressed, or by pressing PRESET/DIRECT TUNING.
4. Press SCAN TUNING START/STOP.
   Within the frequency range of the table on the right page, scan tuning will begin and stop automatically for 1.5 seconds when a station is received and then the tuning indicator fights up.
5. Press SCAN TUNING START/STOP again to listen to the station being received.
6. Tune in the station more precisely by MANUAL TUNING (+ or -), if necessary.

The frequency range and the tuning interval of each broadcast band

Broadcast band		Frequency range	Frequency allocation
AM	LW	150—285 kHz	3 kHz step*1	Saudi Arabia
		150—528 kHz		Other countries
	MW	531—1611 kHz	9 kHz step
		530—1610 kHz	10 kHz Step
	SW	1615—2245 kHz		*2
		2250—2550 kHz		120 meter band
		3150—3450 kHz		90 meter band
		3850—4050 kHz		75 meter band
		4700—5100 kHz		60 meter band
		5900—6250 kHz		49 meter band
		7000—7400 kHz		41 meter band
		9400—10000 kHz		31 meter band
		11500—12150 kHz		25 meter band
		13500—13900 kHz		21 meter band
		15000—15700 kHz		19 meter band
		17450—18000 kHz		16 meter band
		21400—21950 kHz		13 meter band
		25600—26100 kHz		11 meter band
		26105—29995 kHz		*3
FM		87.50—108.00 MHz	0.05 MHz step	*4
		76.00—108.00 MHz	0.1 MHz step	*5

*1 Some of the LW stations are not tuned in with the 3 kHz interval. When you try to tune in them, first tune in the frequency near them and then tune in precisely with FINE TUNING.
*2 These frequencies can be tuned in either by direct tuning or manual tuning but cannot be selected by pressing both BAND and MANUAL TUNING.
*3 Except for Saudi Arabia
*4 France, Germany, Switzerland, Scandinavian countries and Saudi Arabia
&5 Countries other than *4

When scanning stops too often
Set SENS to LOCAL.

PRESET TUNING

How to Preset a Station

1. Set POWER/LOCK to POWER.
2. Press ON/OFF.
3. Tune in a desired station.
4. Press one of the PRESET/DIRECT TUNING buttons while keeping ENTER pressed.
   The desired station is stored on that button.

e.g. To preset FM 89.0 MHz on the button 1

The number of the stations you can preset
Up to 10 FM and AM stations in total can be preset on the PRESET/DIRECT TUNING buttons. You can store only one station on each button.

To Tune in a Preset Station

1. Set POWER/LOCK to POWER.
2. Press OWOFF.
3. Press a desired PRESET/DIRECT TUNING button.
   The preset station will be tuned in.

To check the preset station
Press PRESET/DIRECT TUNING while pressing BAND. The frequency ot the preset station is displayed. You can check anytime even if another station is tuned in.

To change the preset station
Store a station on a desired PRESET/DIRECT TUNING button. The station previously stored on the button is erased.

HOW TO TUNE IN PRECISELY

This radio receives the station at the interval of frequency shown in the list. To receive a station whose frequency does not coincide with this interval, it is necessary to adjust the tuning in approx. ± 5 kHz range by FINE TUNING. In this case, the frequency display will not change.

1. Set the AM MODE selector to the appropriate position.

Position	Broadcast type
NORM	fine tuning does not operate in this position
FINE	For LW/MW/SW reception (DSB, Double side band)
LSB*1	For ham and CW reception (below 10 MHz)
USB*2	For ham and business radio reception (above 10 MHz

^*1 Lower side band
^*2 Upper side band

2. Adjust the tuning with FINE TUNING.
   +: For a frequency up to approx. 5 kHz higher
   -: For a frequency up to approx. 5 kHz lower

SSB (Single side band)
SSB is very popular among ham and business radio and will be found on ail of the amateur bands because of its signal intelligibility. This results from that it transmits signals with half bandwidth of DSB (Double side band).
Typical AM (MW, LW, SW) band uses DSB. In DSB transmission, the amplitude of a carrier is modulated according to transmitted frequencies as shown below.

USB: Upper side band
LSB: Lower side band

Audio signals are included both in USB and LSB. These signals included in IJSB and LSB are the same ones except that they are in the opposite phase relation. This means that transmission can be done using only one of IJSB and LSB. SSB transmission is the system in which such a method is used. In general, SSB transmissions up to 10 MHz shall employ LSB modulation, and those above this frequency shall use USB. To receive SSB transmission, the unit with the BFO (Beat Frequency Oscillator) circuits is needed to convert SSB Signals into audio Signals. SSB cannot be heard with the radio which has no such circuits.

CW (Continuous wave)
CW is also popular among ham and business radio. In CW transmission, the amplitude of a carrier is not modulated while that of other systems is modulated. CW conveys information by interrupting a carrier using Morse code. It can be heard as a beat sound only with the unit equipped with the BFO circuits. To understand information transmitted by CW, you need to learn the Morse code.

OUTLINE

OUTLINE OF THE C-MOS DIGITAL-TUNING SYSTEM IC201, μPD1715G-558-22 OR μPD1715G-569-22

OUTLINE OF THE STATION SELECTION

1. Receiving-frequency Coverages and Scan Range
   The following table shows the frequency coverages and scan range of μPD1715G-558-22 or μPD1715G-569-22 can receive.

BAND	SCAN RANGE	CHANNEL SEPARATION	NOMINAL SPACING
LW	150kHz - 285 kHz	3kHz	3kHz
	150kHz - 528 kHz
MW	531kHz - 1611 kHz	9kHz	3kHz
	530kHz - 1610 kHz	10kHz	5kHz
SW *1 *2	1615kHz - 2245kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	2250kHz - 2550 kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	3150 kHz 3450kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	3850kHz - 4050kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	4700kHz - 5100kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	5900kHz - 6250kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	7000kHz - 7400 kHz	5kHz	5 kHz
	9400kHz - 10000 kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	11500kHz - 12150kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	13500kHz - 13900kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	15000kHz - 15700kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	17450kHz - 18000kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	21400kHz - 21950kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	25600kHz - 26100 kHz	5kHz	5kHz
	26105kHz - 29995kHz	5kHz	5kHz
FM	76.00MHz - 108.00MHz	100kHz	12.5kHz
	87.50MHz - 108.00MHz	50kHz	12.5kHz

Note: Either direct or manual selection is feasible for *1 frequency range or meter band, but BAND SELECT key is inoperative.
Able to scan.
*2 range, but unable to receive during in up/down mode.

2. Station-selecting Functions:
   1. Selection with 10 key.
   2. Manual up/down selection with up/down key.
   3. Random selection out of the preset memories by key-in calling. Total 10 stations.
   4. Scanning selection.
   5. Last channel memory.

DESCRIPTION ON THE TERMINALS

1. Terminal Arrangement
   
2. IC201 (μPD1715G) Pin Functions
   
   
   

INITIAL-STATE SETTING

1. Initial Power-on Setting:
   VDD=0V → 3.0 V, CE = Low → High
   The power-supply is reset after performing the initial power-on setting, and the following operations are made.
   1. The power-out terminal becomes in "L" (low) state, i.e., power off, and readsthe initial-state setting diodes.
   2. Initializes the preset-memories contents of each figures from 0 to 9 to its 150 kHz frequency.
   3. Initializes the last-channel memories contents of the above each cases to its 150 kHz frequency.
   4. Sets the clock and alarm time to "0:00", and resets the "second" starting.
   5. And the LCD displays the following clock display (24-hour system)
      
2. Backup Condition:
   CE = Low
   The backup state is made when the CE terminal becomes in "L" (low) state. In the backup state, the program routines are intermittently performed to eliminate the current drain by using the "HALT" command. The operation routine is as follows.
   1. The PLL is disabled.
   2. All the ports are made into "L" (low) state.
   3. LCD displays remains only for the clock display.
      Note: The same operations are made in the radio-off state when CE is "H" (high).

MUTING-OUTPUT TIMINGS

1. MUTE-OUTPUT
   1. Allowance for key-on chattering (approx. 15msec).
   2. Range check, N count, and PLL DATA output.
      MUTE: Mute mode at low level.
      1. RADIO ON
         
      2. RADIO OFF
         
      3. Preset selection, Direct selection, Band switching (Band UP/DOWN, manual selection).
         
      4. Continual band UP/DOWN
         Note: mb means the meter band now receiving.
         
      5. Continual frequency UP/DOWN (manual selection)
         • In the same band
           
      6. Scan selection
         

Note:
L CH: Frequency the now receiving.
1: 1 step

2. DISPLAY FLICKER PERIOD
   1. Time/Alarm set flicker
      
   2. TRY AGAIN! Memory write # flicker.
      

SEGMENTS AND COMMONS OF LCD201 LIQUID-CRYSTAL DISPLAY PANEL

RELATIONSHIP OF LCD201 SEGMENTS TO LSI PINS

DISASSEMBLY

Note: Follow the disassembly procedure in the numerical order given.

REAR CABINET

ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS

PREPARATION

How to turn the power ON/OFF.

1. Press down portion of S223 (Power Lock) switch by adhesive tape.
   
2. Push the S216 (ON/OFF) switch.

Adjustment Location:

Test Point Location:

AM SECTION

2nd LOCAL ADJUSTMENT/3 kHz STEP/5 kHz STEP ADJUSTMENT

Setup:
Setup: VOLUME control:	as required
AM Mode:	NORMAL

Procedure:

• 2nd LOCAL ADJUSTMENT
  1. Tune the set to AM 153 kHz.
  2. Adjust T7 to obtain a 55.38995 - 55.39005 MHz on the frequency counter.
• 3 kHz STEP ADJUSTMENT
  1. Tune the set to AM 156 kHz
  2. Adjust RV3 to obtain a 55.38695 - 55.38705 MHZ on the frequency counter.
• 5 kHz STEP ADJUSTMENT
  5. Tune the set to AM 5,000 kHz.
  6. Adjust RV2 to obtain a MHz on the frequency counter.

1st/2nd IF ADJUSTMENT

Setup:
VOLUME control:	as required
AM Mode:	NORMAL
SENS:	DX

Procedure:

• 1st IF ADJUSTMENT
  1. Set the frequencies of the AM RF SSG and the frequency display of the set to 156 kHz.
  2. Adjust T3 and T4 to obtain a maximum reading on the VTVM.
• 2nd IF ADJUSTMENT
  1. Set the frequencies of the AM RF SSG and the frequency display of the set to 156 kHz.
  2. Adjust T5 to obtain a maximum reading on the VTVM.

FM SECTION

FM VCO VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT

Setup:
VOLUME control: as required

Procedure:

1. Tune the set to 108 MHz.
2. Adjust T10 to obtain a 12 4 - 12.6V on the VTVM.

FM STEREO ADJUSTMENT

Setup:
VOLUME control: as required

Procedure:

1. Insert HEADPHONES plug into HEADPHONES jack
2. Connect a capacitor (10μF) between pin 21 of IC1 and GRAND.
3. Set frequency display of the set to 98 MHz.
4. Adjust RV4 to obtain 75.9 - 76.1 kHz on the frequency counter.

FM RF ADJUSTMENT

Setup:
VOLUME control:	as required
SENS:	DX

Procedure:

1. Set the frequencies of the FM RF SSG and the frequency display of the set to 108 MHz.
2. Adjust CT2 and CT1 to obtain a maximum reading on the VTVM.
3. Set the frequencies of the FM RF SSG and the frequency display of the set to 76 MHz.
4. Adjust T8 and T9 to obtain a maximum reading on the VTVM.
5. Repeat the above steps several times.

DIAGRAMS

IC BLOCK DIAGRAMS

PRINTED WIRING BOARDS

• Semiconductor Lead Layouts
  
• Semiconductor Location
  

Note:

	parts extracted from the component side.
—	parts extracted from the conductor side.
	parts mounted on the conductor side.
	indicates side identified with part number.
	Through hole.
	Pattern on the side which is gen.
	Pattern of the rear side.

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

See above for IC Block Diagrams.

Note:

• All capacitors are in μF unless otherwise noted. PF: μ μF 50WV or less are not indicated except for electrolytics and tantalums.
• All resistors are in Ω and 1/4 W or less unless otherwise specified.
• : internal component.
• : adjustment for repair.
• Total current is measured with no cassette installed.
• Power voltage is 6V dc and fed with regulated dc power supply from external power voltage jack.
• Voltage and waveforms are dc with respect to ground under deturned conditions.
• no mark: FM
• ( ): MW/LW
• (( )): SW
• Voltages are taken with a VOM. (input impedance 10 MΩ) Voltage variations may be noted due to normal production tolerances.
• Waveforms are taken with a oscilloscope.
  Voltage variations may be noted due to normal production tolerances.
• Signal path.
  : FM
  : MW/LW
  : SW

EXPLODED VIEWS

NOTE:

• The mechanical parts with no reference number in the exploded views are not supplied.
• The construction parts of an assembled part are indicated with a collation number in the remark column.
• Items marked "*" are not stocked since they are seldom required for routine service. Some delay should be anticipated when ordering these items.
• Due to standardization, parts with part number suffix -XX and -X may be different from the parts specified in the components used on the set.
• Color Indication of Appearance Parts
  Example:
  

The components identified by mark or dotted line with mark are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.

CABINET SECTION

No.	Part No.	Description
1	3-893-839-01	STAND
2	3-893-846-01	FOOT, RUBBER
3	3-893-845-01	TERMINAL (PLUS MINUS), BATTERY
4	3-893-859-01	CABINET (REAR)
5	3-893-840-01	PLATE (ANTENNA), CONTACT
6	9-911-838-XX	SHEET (A)
7	3-893-847-01	(EXCEPT Saudi Arabia) - COVER
	3-893-847-11	(Saudi Arabia) - COVER
8	3-893-835-01	RETAINER
9	3-893-835-01	KNOB (LOCK)
10	3-893-862-01	SPRING, COMPRESSION
11	3-893-829-01	BUTTON (POWER)
12	7-685-552-19	SCREW +BTP 3X25 TYPE2 N-S
13	A-3641-614-A	(West Germany) - CABINET (FRONT) ASSY
	A-3641-615-A	(EXCEPT West Germany, Italian) - CABINET (FRONT) ASSY
	A-3641-661-A	(Italian) - CABINET (FRONT) ASSY
14	7-624-104-04	STOP RING 2.0, TYPE -E
15	3-881-938-00	STRAP, HAND
16	4-924-242-11	SCREW (M3X6), FLAT HEAD
17	3-893-838-01	LID, BATTERY CASE
18	9-911-844-XX	CUSHION (BATTERY CASE LID)
19	9-911-815-01	CUSHION, DRUM
20	*3-893-875-01	CUSHION (D)
ANTI	1-501-376-11	ANTENNA, TELESCOPIC

CHASSIS SECTION

No.	Part No.	Description
51	3-893-830-01	KNOB (FINE TUNING)
52	3-893-832-01	KNOB (TONE)
53	3-893-831-01	KNOB (MODE)
54	*3-893-858-01	CHASSIS
55	3-893-834-01	KNOB (VOL)
56	3-893-833-01	KNOB (SENS)
57	*3-893-863-01	SHEET (C)
58	3-893-865-01	CUSHION (A)
59	9-911-844-XX	CUSHION (B)
60	3-893-844-01	TERMINAL (MINUS), BATTERY
61	3-893-843-01	TERMINAL (PLUS), BATTERY
62	7-685-646-79	SCREW +BTP 3X8 TYPE2 N-S
63	3-703-816-12	SCREW(M1.4X4.0), SPECIAL HEAD
901	*A-3679-169-A	(EXCEPT Italian)..MOUNTED PCB, KEY
	*A-3679-185-A	(Italian) MOUNTED PCB, KEY
902	1-633-097-11	PC BOARD, FLEXIBLE
903	*A-3615-341-A	(West Germany) - MOUNTED PCB, MAIN
	*A-3615-342-A	(EXCEPT West Germany, Saudi Arabia) - MOUNTED PCB, MAIN
	*A-3615-373-A	(Saudi Arabia) - MOUNTED PCB, MAIN
ANT2	1-402-479-11	ANTENNA, FERRITE-ROD (LW/MW)
LCD201	1-808-920-11	DISPLAY PANEL, LIQUID CRYSTAL
SP1	1-502-631-00	SPEAKER

ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

NOTE:

• Due to standardization, replacements in the parts list may be different from the parts specified in the diagrams or the components used on the set.
• Items marked "*" are not stocked since they are seldom required for routine service. Some delay should be anticipated when ordering these items.
• If there are two or more same circuits in a set such as a stereophonic machine, only typical circuit parts may be indicated and capacitors and resistors in other same circuits may be omitted.

CAPACITORS:
MF: μF, PF: μμF.

RESISTORS

• All resistors are in ohms.
• F: nonflammable

COILS

• MMH: mH, UH: μH

SEMICONDUCTORS
In each case, U: μ, for example:
UA..: μA.., UPA..: μPA.. UPC..: μPC, UPD..: μPD..

The components identified by mark or dotted line with mark are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.

ACCESSORY & PACKING MATERIAL
1-463-455-21	(UK) - ADAPTOR, AC
1-463-659-11	(EXCEPT US, Canadian, UK, Australian) - ADAPTOR, AC (AC-240)
1-463-747-12	(US) - ADAPTOR, AC (AC-D4M)
1-465-403-11	(Canadian) - ADAPTOR,AC (AC-240)
1-506-401-31	(E, Saudi Arabia) - ADAPTOR, CONVERSION
1-506-443-00	(EXCEPT West Germany. Italian) - ADAPTOR, PLUG
3-751-155-11	(AEP-TYPE1, 2, UK, French, E, Australian) - MANUAL, INSTRUCTION
3-751-155-21	(US Canadian) - MANUAL, INSTRUCTION
3-751-155-41	(AEP-TYPE1, 2) - MANUAL, INSTRUCTION
3-751-155-51	(Saudi Arabia) - MANUAL, INSTRUCTION
3-751-155-61	(West Germany) - MANUAL, INSTRUCTION
3-751-155-71	(Italian) - MANUAL, INSTRUCTION
3-887-285 -09	(Saudi Arabia) - GUIDE 800K, RADIO WAVE
3-893-802-06	(EXCEPT Saudi Arabia) - BOOK, GUIDE, WAVE
*3-893-814-01	CUSHION (UPPER)
*3-893-815-01	(EXCEPT US. Australian) - CUSHION (LOWER)
*3-893-815-11	(US, Australian) - CUSHION (LOWER)
*3-893-816-01	INDIVIDUAL CARTON (BODY)
*3-893-817-01	INDIVIDUAL CARTON (LID)
*3-893-819-01	CASE, ACCESSORY
3-893-861-01	CASE, CARRYING
8-953-314-90	HEADPHONE MDR-E757 SET
A-3604-156-A	ANTENNA ASSY (AN-61), COMPACT
X-3329-657-1	ATTACHMENT

The components identified by mark or dotted line with mark are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.

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Download Sony ICF-SW7600 Manual

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